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where are the bathroom tiles and kitchen tiles from?

2 years ago

Thank you

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Amberth
2 years ago
Hello the tiles for the bathroom were Tunnel Emerald 60x240x10mm supplied by one of our local suppliers in London.
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Amberth
2 years ago
For the kitchen we used Peacock finish.
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Dalila Clemson
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you, but which business supplied them? I would love to be able to order samples.
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Amberth
2 years ago
Are you based in London? They do not send to residential addresses, but you can pick them up from them.
Dalila Clemson
Original Author
2 years ago
I live in Rye, East Sussex and would be happy to pick samples where they are based.
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Amberth
2 years ago
They are based in North London, Camden Town - Tower Ceramics
Dalila Clemson
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you so much for your help

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